Critical Race Theory Explained (What Lamont Hill Wont Tell You)

Hosted by K Lewis, Belief, Truth & Fact is built on the idea that real understanding comes from conversation, not lecture. Each episode unfolds through genuine dialogues with a wide range of people, exploring how personal convictions shape our lives and relationships. The heart of this podcast is a search for balance-navigating the messy space between what we hold to be true, what can be proven, and how we live alongside others who see the world differently. You’ll hear the entire spectrum of human emotion in these talks: laughter and tears, moments of connection and flashes of resentment, all grounded in a relentless pursuit of honesty. It’s a personal journey as much as a series of interviews; from the earliest recordings to now, you can trace Lewis’s own evolving perspective on life’s big questions. There are no easy answers offered here, and the truth that emerges is rarely presented as absolute. Instead, the podcast creates a space to sit with complexity, examining the meaning we assign to our experiences, our communities, and the very channel these conversations exist on. It’s about the friction and the fellowship found where belief, truth, and fact collide.